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Find the College that is right for you!

This directory includes information on 265
college programs for students with intellectual disability. You can search by program name,
location, and other keywords. "Advanced Filters" offer more options to narrow your search.

Review these Frequently Asked Questions
for answers to some general questions on college programs, how we gather the information
in the directory, and how to use the features of College Search.

The information included here was submitted to Think College by the
college programs. Being listed here does not indicate or imply a
Think College endorsement. There also may be programs available that
have not reported to us. All programs listed here must be affiliated
with an accredited college or university and serve students with
intellectual disabilities. To let us know about a new program, or to
make changes to a current program listing,
please email thinkcollege@umb.edu.

The Academy offers 2 certificate programs, each two years in length, designed to provide an inclusive post-secondary opportunity to students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Students can receive one certificate from the Academic, Social, Career, Enrichment (ASCE) program and one advanced certificate from the Leadership and Career Development (LCD) program. The ASCE program is a Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP). Our... Read more

East Georgia State College is a member of the University System of Georgia, gaining State College status in 2012, and now offers a 2 year non-degree inclusive college program. This program is designed to provide students, who may be traditionally excluded from post-secondary education, the opportunity to participate in college classes and develop work-readiness employment skills. East Georgia State College staff and faculty strive to help... Read more

Reflecting our tagline “Life is a journey. Be prepared for the trip”, our program’s goal is for Destination Dawgs graduates to have gained new knowledge, skills, and competencies which lead to a rewarding adult life. This includes attaining a desired job, having an increased ability to live independently, and building relationships that expand their social networks.This non-degree Certificate program will support students with intellectual... Read more

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Destination Dawgs: Inclusive Post-Secondary Education at UGA
850 College Station Rd
Institute on Human Development and Disability Athens,
GA 30602

EAGLE Academy (Equal Access to Gainful Learning and Employment) at Georgia Southern University is an inclusive, 48-credit-hour certificate program for students with intellectual and/or developmental disabilities. It is currently designed as the final two years of a four-year program. EAGLE Academy offers students a combination of University courses in one of our seven colleges, specialized Academy courses focused on life, social, career... Read more

EXCEL is a four-year college program leading to two separate certificates. The first is a Certificate in Academic Enrichment, Social Fluency and Career Exploration, and the second is a Certificate in Social Growth, Leadership and Career Development. The EXCEL program provides a structured and supportive postsecondary educational opportunity and addresses the full scope of the needs of this population from fundamental academics to social... Read more

Inclusive Digital Expression and Literacy, or IDEAL, offers a 2-year course of study with a focus in film, media and arts. IDEAL students audit GSU courses and participate in on-campus and off-campus internships during their time at GSU. Read more

The Leveraging Education for Advancement Program (LEAP) at Albany Technical College (ATC) is for highly motivated students with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Student programming is based on the strengths and needs of the individual student identified through the development of a Person-Centered Plan. LEAP students can earn a Business Office Assistant certificate. All courses are taught by ATC faculty who are dedicated to teaching... Read more

Project WOLVES (World of Opportunities for Learning, Volunteering, Employment, and Socializing) is a 2-year non-degree conferring inclusive postsecondary education program (IPSE). Project WOLVES is designed to provide students with intellectual or developmental disabilities, ages 18 and older, with an inclusive postsecondary college education experience. Project WOLVES focuses on developing academic, social, and personal skills that will lead to... Read more

Project WOLVES - Program Details

Location:

1601 Maple Street
Carrolton,
GA 30118

Requirements for admission to this program::

Other diploma (e.g., IEP diploma, certificate of attendance)

Students must meet the following minimal requirements prior to starting Project WOLVES:
Received special education services under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act (IDEA)
Minimum 3rd grade reading level preferred
Knowledge of basic mathematics and the ability to use a calculator
Ability to use a computer or tablet
Ability to function independently for a sustained period of time (e.g., 12 hours)
Active placement in a Vocational Rehabilitation program
Have a satisfactory record of school attendance from their previous school
Ability to communicate reliably with others and exhibit socially responsible behavior
Ability to meet personal needs, including handling own medication without assistance
No significant behavioral or emotional difficulties that would impact school or internship performance
Must be able to navigate the campus safely and independently
Commitment to complete all program requirements and course assignments with support
Ability to be successful in competitive employment situations
Express a strong desire and motivation to complete a postsecondary program
All enrolled students MUST:
Have health insurance (Medicaid, Medicare, private)
Have a personal cell phone
Have transportation to and from campus

Admission deadline:

July 1

Students in this program:

Have graduated or exited from high school

Is this program able to provide federal financial aid as a Comprehensive Transition Program (CTP)?:

The Guidance and Opportunities for Academic and Leadership Success (GOALS) Program at Columbus State University (CSU) is a two-year certificate program that provides an exciting and high quality university experience for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The GOALS Program at CSU represents an inclusive, university-based program built upon the four principles of personal advocacy, career development, health education,... Read more